Idioms
pay to (do something)
to be beneficial to do something
I decided that it would pay to buy a new car rather than fix my old car.
pay up
pecking order
peeping Tom
peg away (at something)
penny-wise and pound-foolish
people who live in glass houses should not throw stones
pep (someone or something) up or pep up (someone or something)
pep talk
perk up
persist in (doing something)
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a raw deal
at the outset (of something)
bring up the rear
two bricks shy of a load
get engaged (to/with someone)
to the bone
in the wind
do justice to (something)
call (someone's) bluff
mind one's manners
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Shakespeare invented the word assassination and bump.
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